Montreat Anderson College - Agape / Sundial Yearbook (Montreat, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1978 volume:

) i Montreat-Anderson College, Montreat, North Carolina proudly jresent the 5th volume of our parbook ... a pictorial story of our school and students. z REFLECTIONS OF Brotherhood among Mon- treat Anderson students. Everyone at one time or another has needed a friend. Whether for help in our classwork or in times of personal tragedy, a friend will make himself present to provide what- ever assistance is needed. Chosen carefully, a good friend at Montreat shares his every thought, plan, and dream, but most of all his friendship FRIENDSHIP. REFLECTIONS OF .. . The gifts of God and his talents . .. the sunshine, the leaves, the sea, the clouds, the streams and Montreat ... BEAUTY. 6 fWK-otcr an O' 10 REFLECTIONS OF Feelings expressed by others. Life is full of happiness and ha- tred. Within each of us is a wide variety of emotions ranging from the smallest ex- pression of joy to the deepest dislike or prejudice. Through the encouragement provided by achievement and the plea- sures received from caring for someone all show interest in the adventures of life EMOTIONS. n REFLECTIONS OF Special happenings passed down by our Montreat Anderson ancestors. Although times and people change, the customs are annually renewed each year at Montreat Anderson College. These customs, although seeming ridiculous to a select few, have their own distinctness which provides an overall enjoyment to the students . . TRADITIONS. mRamwmmnm um DEDICATION THE REV. B. HOYT EVANS JANUARY 10, 1923-OCTOBER 28, 1977 Part-Time Bible Instructor 1966-67 Trustee of the College Full-Time Bible Instructor 1976-77 Acting Dean of the College 1977 God created the universe and with this He had only just begun ... A very special and loved man, here at Montreat-Anderson College, showed many people how God began in his life and how He would never end because of His eternal promise. This man radiated equal compassion and concern for all students and faculty. His understanding and willingness of wanting others to experience the greatness of God was seen everyday in his smile. He was sincere in his approach to his teaching and his ideas and opinions were strong, yet bendable according to God's will. He made people aware of their surround- ings and he energized the full meaning of life. His own life showed a never ending open heart and mind to all people and an ever present love for God. We would like to thank his wife, Mrs. Martha Evans, as she continues to show her love for this college, which she shared with her husband, and our apprecia- tion for her teaching. It is with gratitude to God, that the 1978 Agage Staff DEDICATES this Yearbook — To a man who had only just begun, The Rev. B. Hoyt Evans Dean Buchanan Dean Wilson Dean Carroll 21 A D M I N I S T R A T I V E S T A F F Silas M. Vaughn President C. Larry Wilson Dean of Student Affairs W. Donald Munson Director of Development Virginia W. Buchanan Acting Dean Martha Sue Carroll Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Walter Hall Business Manager 22 George Adams Mathematics John R. Crawford History Martha Evans Art Rod Gragg Public Information Director Hicks Anderson Business Anne S. Davidson Asst. Librarian Mark Emblidge Director of Admissions Richardson O. Gray English Hellon Andrews Student Activities John D. Davis Psychology, Sociology Sue O. Gilkerson Librarian Mary Ellen Henry Reading Barbara Hersey History C.C. Kinnison Drama, English David Parks Bible Gene Tagliarini Math June Hodge Biology Barbara Massey Student Health Center Jose Reyes Spanish Bob Young Physical Science, Photo. Chuck Hood Admissions Charles Massey Math Paul Rothrock Biology Don King English Elizabeth Maxwell Ruth See History 24 Beth Bartlett Business Office Yvonne Lehmen Faculty Secretary Betty Mullikin Business Office Natalie Schermerhorn Dean of College Office Judy Bradley Admissions Win Lowrey Development Anita Nanney Business Office Rhonda Walsh Library J, Carol Ferguson Library Carol McCrite Development Nancy Rosell Dean of Students Office Terri Whitley Development S u p p o R T S T A F F Mosi Adeshina Judey Anderson 26 Kim Bandy Kaye Beasley John Bassett Margaret Bender Abby Bates Edward Blanchard Fran Arnette Tammy Adkins Jean Anderson John Baker Sally Beane Julie Blanchard David Bowling Greg Breter Mary Brittain David Burge Gary Bouknight Randy Boyte Robert Brinkley Wanda Brooks Matt Brooks Frank Burke Ellen Caldwell Ann Calhoun 27 l 'AS Rob Chapin Cynthia Cook Janet Couch Cheryl Curtis Stephanie Clark Stephen Cook Denise Crumm Ann Dalton Elizabeth Carlton Tammy Coakley Mitchell Case Patty Colcord Ginger Cooke Doris Cooper Bryan Cunningham Cheryl Curtis Sue Daugherty Michael Davis Angie Davis Ruth Dinkins Richard Davis Tom Downs Mark Day Ellen Drain Laura Dendy Alva Duke Robin Getchell Pat Graham Geniese Gruner Ann Fortune James Fuqua Darwin Glassford Greg Green Carl Hanlon e—a Dennis Harris Mark Hayes Amelia Higgins Robert Hunt Richard Harrison Gisele Henderson Rex Hoffman s I 31 Beth Johnson Rob Justus Teresa Jones Chad Kapfhamer Thomas Hunter Charlene Joplin i 32 Beverly Kellam Barbara Lemmert Bill Mynatt Nancy King Doug Lambert Melissa Miller Robin Nock John Kiricoples Leslie Lehr Don MacEachern Sue Morgan Al Norwood Felix Mafuta Andre Muange Beth Palmer Cinny Peaslee Bruce Powell Mandy Peele Richard Prosch Joe Peoples Carol Rajib Rob Robertson Kathleen Schuit Donna Smathers Robert Russell Pete Schula Danny Stephens Barron Scarborough Cathy Summey Steve Phillippi Kelly Reagan Debbie Schafer Debby Sims Teresa Swann 33 Paul Tankesley Margaret Taylor Ree Vereen Bill Wagoner Kris Vest Johnny Wall Kyle Swinson Mamie Thrash Linda Torrence t , M.W' JUr Robert Wagoner Diane Wadsworth Holly Whitley Darlene Williams Mary Glenn Womack Karen Williams Van Womble Carrie Wolfenden Karen Williamson Bucky Youngblood ■ Ml Kevin Anderson Barbara Ann Barrett Phillip Benton Jon Brown Phil Anderton Regie Bass James Browning Lyle Arrwood Jan Autrey Arthur Beard Hugh Belcher FRESHMAN ___CLASS t Eric Bryant Coleen Bryson Arlene Burns Merrie Cash Bea Burton Nancy Cherry Bill Bunn f. Joe Call Lynn Coburn Allen Crawford Cathy Derrik Brenda Burch Janet Carlton Joy Cogan Eugene Davidson Andy Doll Helen Dowling Rick Dunkerton Jack Edwards Tammy Edwards Rhonda Featherstone Brenda Flanagan James Freshwater Merriweather Finch Joanne Faile David Eppes Dewey Erving APPALACHIAN Steve Foley Max Frisbee Mark Grubb Willie Hayes Elizabeth Hilliard Vickie Furr Linda Gorham Hollis Gunter Rene Helms Susie Hodge Bob Gardner Vick Gournas Carol Hamby Anita Hensley Darlene Hoecherl Ronda Germaine Micheal Grove Debra Harris Keith Hill Carole Hoffman I Kenneth Hunter Donna Johnson Sandra Johnston Lynda Hutchins Sue Johnson Karen Kauffman Anne Kirkpatrick Matt Knapp [ Amy Kuester Jay Latta Marie Lesslie Ronald Lowery Lisa McDonald Doug Kuhn Richard Lawing Casey Little Tyrone Lutz Tim McGinn it xJl Kenny Kuhn Leander Logan Willie McCray Audrey McGirt Ken Lakin Lisa Lefler Pam Lopes David McCurry Vic McKinney Joe Maggelet Leslie Milling Douglas Mitchell Cordon McNeil Walter McRae Rick Madsen Bill Martin Mary Ellen Marquardt Carolyne Martin Carole Mathews David Minyard Cina Mollica I 42 Anne Moore John Neville Randy O'Shields Griffin Person Rusty Pulliam Kerrie Morgan Cindy Ofcharik Teresa Ramsey Joe Mynatt Sue Oliphant Neal Patterson Bob Plappert  Karen Raxter Bonnie Nache Danny Orr Marcella Patterson Mary Poff Bonne Redman ''IK Don Redman Gary Richardson Debbie Rose Kenny Roseboro Walter Redmond Mark Richie Becky Rose Greg Safley Kathy Sartin Dean Saveli 44 David Siegrist Bill Snidow Rachel Stephenson Willy Selman Donna Siler Kelly Springer Sally Stergios Clinton Smith Elaine Stakely Ann Stewart Caroline Shealy Roger Smith T •« _____L Kurt Staschke Melissa Storms f r David Swinson Susie Taylor Sherry Taylor Danny Thompson David Teague Lynne Titus Dorothy Thomas Chris Thomasson Gary Tolbert Lisa Tucker Miriam Turner Pats Tyson James Usher Elizabeth Van Dooren 46 Rolando Vazquez Tricia Watson Janice White Kevin Wilson Sandy Yandle David Vess Morton White Don Winn Cecil Young Thomas Wannamaker Cathy Whalen Lee Anna Williams Karen Young George White John Wilmesherr Beth Zitzman 4 48 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Margaret Bender, Rex Hoffman, Roger Cardinal, Gary Bouknight SO Top to Bottom Van Kornegay, Ben Fortson, John Baker, Joey Shore, Ginny Peaslee, Darwin Glassford, Carrie Wolfendcn, Gary Bouknight, Roger Cardinal, Greg Green, Margaret Bender, Rex Hoffman. HONOR COUNCIL PHI THETA KAPPA Front Row — Advisor: Robert Young, Judy Anderson. Back Row — Don Redman, Darwin Glassford, Advisor: Louise O'Kelly, Tricia Watson, Tim Shutes. Front Row — Warren Jones, Linda Shockley, Carrie Wolfenden, Elizabeth Hilliard, John Baker. Back Row — Cecil Young, Allen Crawford, Mark Jackson, Tim Shutes, Eddie Blanchard, David Siegrist, Frank Burke, Rex Hoffman. Front Row — Eddie Blanchard, Diane Wadsworth. Back Row — Frank Burke, Warren Jones, Rex Hoffman, Rodger Cardinal, Chad Kapfhamer, Tim Shutes, John Baker. 51 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Officers President: Bob Lake Vice-President: David Burge Secretary: Caroline Shealy Treasurer: Carol Marks 52 SCA Officers: Bruce Powell, President, Geniese Gruner, Secretary, Robert Russell Vice-President. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 5) GENERAL ASSEMBLY Jane Andrews Margaret Bender Jon Brown Rob Robertson Kathleen Schuit Mamie Thrash Diane Wadsworth Ken Watt Phil Benton Steve Cook Richard Davis Van Womble 55 WILDERNESS CONSERVATION CLUB FRONT ROW — Andy Andrews, Donna Johnson, Rolando Vazquez, Waller Foster, Coleen Bryson, David Minyard, Elizabeth Van Dooren, Rob Justice, Mark Hayes. 2nd ROW — Neil Patterson, Diane Wadsworth, Arlene Burns, Penny Nickel, Bill Wagner, Nancy Cherry, Roger Smith, Matt Brooks, Beth Johnson, Kaye Beasley, Jay Latta, Bob Gardner, Mike Shotwell, Terry Folker, Brent Jarrett, Eric Bryant, Martha Sue Carroll,. 3rd ROW — Sue Daughtery, Jack Edwards, Jane Issacson, Gary Bouknight, Karen Young, Vic Gournas, Tom Downs, Jake Wetzel, Ed Isley, Rex Hoffman, Bill Bunn. HANDBELL CHOIR Advisor — Charles Massey, Neil McLauchlin, Natalie Schermerhorn, Rachel Stephenson, Carole Hoffman, Bill Bunn, Andy Doll. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE FRONT ROW — Tommy Siler, Holly Whitley 2nd ROW — Karen Young, Cathy Whalen, Elizabeth Van Dooren, Greg Breter, Richard Davis. BACK ROW — Ann Stewart, Bob Gardner, Cindy Ofcharik, Mrs. Andrews, Gary Richardson, John Baker, Joey Shore. S.A. Chairman, John Baker and Mrs. Andrews make plans for the next big event. ALETHEIA STAFF Bf r IS . - ' % ujjflpS Due to the never-ending time spent by the Agape Staff, meeting those final deadlines, we were Agape possible “ never-ending time spent by the Agape Staff, meeting those final deadlines, unable to have our photo in-this space. The following people made the ssible . .mU « x Terry Folker, Cindy Ofcharik, Arlene Burns, Mike Owen, Kathy Estep, Carl Hanlon, Ken Lakin, Don Redmon, Hugh Belcher, Terri Whitley Josten Represenative — Mr:- Jerry Gay, Mrs. Hellon Andrews, Advisor and Sally Stergias. Special Thanks go to the Student Body of M.A.C. for allowing us the extra time required to produce this publication — The AGAPE Staff =1 7 The AGAPE Staff MONTREAT ANDERSON HALL M-A Hall Counselors: Sandy Ed- misten, Ellen Drain, Denise Crumm, Sue Daugherty, Wendi Campbell, Sherri Forehand, Mary Brittain, Beth Johnson, Carrie Wol- fenden (Dorm President), Sally Bixler (Head Resident), Betsy Oli- ver, (Assistant Head Resident) HALL COUNSELORS FR Kay Farmer, Ginny Peaslee (Dorm President) Jane Issacson (Head Resident) Standing: Fran Arnette, Mary Lyda, Elizabeth Brown. 60 ina DAVIS HALL Lee and Louise O'Kelley, Head Residents Hall Counselors Carl Hanlon, Al Norwood, Rex Hoffman, John Baker, Roger Cardinal, Michael Davis, and Van Kornegay (Dorm President) Hall Counselors John Bassett Warren Jones Tim Shutes Eddie Blanchard Greg Green (Dorm President) Ed Patsy Isley (Dorm Residents) 62 1 CAPTAIN — WANDA BROOKS CO-CAPTAIN — ANN DALTON 64 SOCCER CLUB TEAM MEMBERS John Bassett Eddie Blanchard Allen Crawford Tom Downs Jack Edwards Steve Foley Vic Gournas Greg Green Carl Hanlon Bill Holton Dewey Erving Van Kornegay Randy O'Shields Joe Peoples Richard Prosch Walter Redmond Willi Selman Jeff Wright Norm Wilhelmi, Coach WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Arlene Burns, Kathy Laws, Bonne Nache, Karen Kauffman, Lee Anna Williams, Kenny Rosenboro, Willie McCray, Carrie Wolfen- den, Robin Freeman, Caroline Shealy, Lisa Lefler, Bea Burton, (Front) Linda Torrence (Manager) Jayne Isaacson (Coach) Patty Col- cored (Manager) 68 CAVS RATE NO. 1 IN WNC Front Row: James Freshwater, Reggie Bass, Tim Edwards, Kurt Staschke, Ivan Diggs, Wade Beard, Rick Dunkerton. Back Row: Coach Wilhelmi, Matt Connor, Kenny Rosenboro, Bob Lake, Alva Duke, Robert Brinkley, Cary Parris, Willie McCray. COACH'S COMMENTS 1. Freshman James Freshwater was among top 20 in scoring in WNC throughout. 2. Robert Brinkley and Willie 6-9 McCray supplied rebounding power consistently. 3. 1977-78 MONTREAT-ANDERSON CAVALIERS 4. Robert Brinkley, better known as the Bull for his raw power and agressiveness under the boards, here ascends the hoop for a dunk. 5. Sharpshooter Tim Edwards played a key role in several important games this season. 6. No one ever told Willie McCray he was only 6'2 , so he comtinues to jump as someone 6-9 , there you have his nickname. 'Six-nine' shown here edging jump ball from Warren Wilsons's 6-8 center. r We played a few games and after people started to see we could play, we had fans come to watch. We actually jelled as a team. Everyone did their job, whether it was a starting job or support only. A fantastic bunch of guys. 71 3. Six-Nine brought crowds of fans and opponents alike to their feet all season with a collection of net-ripping slam dunks. 4. Left alone on a fast break. Freshwater adds two to the Cavs' victory at Warren Wilson. 1 THREE STARTERS RETURN 1. Ivan Diggs was an asset, both offensively and defensively this year and will be a great leader next season. 2. Bull Brinkley, as he did at vital points throughout the season, dominates the boards for two. 72 CAVS REIGN IN 77-78 1. With Elbow and arm above the rim, Brinkley slaps back a shot, one of his many blocked shots for the year. 2. Gary Parris, a sophmore starter, was a very important ingredi- ent in both the offense and defense. As with Duke, Edwards and Brinkley he will be missed much next year. 3. James Freshwater, starting freshman, won the Most Valuable Player Award 77-78. 73 MEN'S TENNIS Allen Meadows Rick Dunkerton Allen Crawford Joe Peoples Barron Scarborough Kurt Staschke Cole Wells Don King — Coach 74 WOMEN'S TENNIS Penny Nickel: Coach Bea Burton Kay Farmer Hollis Gunter Anne Kirkpatrick Lisa Lefler Carol Marks Karen Raxter Caroline Shealy Patti Taylor Dorothy Thomas AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 80 VOLLEYBALL Arlene Burns Sue Daugherty Hollis Gunter Gigi Henderson Anne Kirkpatrick Carol Marks Caroline Shealey Linda Torrence Lee Anne Williams Karen Williams Carrie Wolfenden Penny Nickel — Coach I i  r- w f f L ■ n ■  ' i 3 Nancy King H O M E C O M I N G Carrie Wolfenden Diane Wadsworth Homecoming Queen Ree Vereen Wanda Brooks Debbie Schafer 82 Jeannie James Arlene Burns Tricia Watson Maid of Honor Karen Young Bonne Redman Donna Siler 84 Homecoming '71 was a big success. The jeep Fleet made its debute. The Alumni gave the Soc- cer Club a run for its money. The dance was great and the Queen and her Court were Montreat's finest. 85 p THE GREYBEARD PLAYERS PRESENT: 86 KISS AND TELL OLIVER 87 SPECIAL PROGRAMS JUJB ■ ' i 88 89 90 92 93 96 98 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78' BLACK MOUNTAIN LUMBER f7J.meEWs CO. Everything For the Builder ESTABLISHED 1908 100 Sutton Avenue Black Mountain N.C. 28711 Gills and Burnette Co. 108 Sutton Ave. Black Mountain, N.C. 669-7811 Frigidaire. Gibson-Westinghouse Sales and Service Town Hardware The Store with Almost Everything See us First for Supplies For the Do-it-Yourselfer 103 W. State St. Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned and Operated BY: Norton Quik Shop Harry Hyder Montreat Rd. 118 Broadway Black Mountain, N.C. 669-2761 669-2828 Collins Department Store 3rd Floor Howerton Levi Garrett 119 Broadway Skoal Black Mountain, N.C. Baseball 669-7395 Brick Houses and Go Gators! 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